Real-World Asset Tokenization
From real estate to treasuries, real-world assets are moving on-chain. This module explores the practical challenges of tokenizing physical assets, the rise of tokenized treasuries like BlackRock's BUIDL ($500M+), and how blockchain enables 24/7 trading and democratized access to previously illiquid markets.
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Real Estate Tokenization: Lessons Learned and Future Directions
Legal structures (SPVs, REITs), liquidity challenges, and why most real estate tokenization projects fail.
Tokenized Treasuries: BlackRock's BUIDL and Beyond
Institutional tokenization of treasury assets — BlackRock's BUIDL fund, Franklin Templeton's on-chain money market, and implications for cash management.
Tokenizing Public Equity: The Next Frontier
How blockchain enables continuous trading — Apple stock trading around the clock like crypto, infrastructure development, and regulatory pathways.
Private Equity Tokenization: Democratizing Alternative Assets
How tokenization enables fractional ownership in traditionally exclusive private equity, SEC requirements for retail access, and democratized alternatives.
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